Hand op update
Posted: 31st Mar 2023 at 12:03pm
So visited the hospital which was like the old fashioned cottage hospitals we used to have, no one in the wating room except me the receptionist and a very ni e trainee nurse and i was in the ops room within 15 minutes and lying on a table having the op done.
All done and dusted within 60 minutes and never felt much pain and i watched the whole op, i am not squeemish to watching and find it very interesting and my hand was worst than they first thought so had 15 stitches all told, they cut from half way up a finger all the way down just pass the middle of my palm.
The only real discomfort i had was the torniquet at the top of my arm which was very tight, could not have gone better and sat me down with a cup of tea for 20 minutes and then the nurse walked me to the car park to wher my brother had been waiting, NHS at it's best and treated like a private paying patient and tday have booked dates for a dressing change and stiches removal date.
All done and dusted within 60 minutes and never felt much pain and i watched the whole op, i am not squeemish to watching and find it very interesting and my hand was worst than they first thought so had 15 stitches all told, they cut from half way up a finger all the way down just pass the middle of my palm.
The only real discomfort i had was the torniquet at the top of my arm which was very tight, could not have gone better and sat me down with a cup of tea for 20 minutes and then the nurse walked me to the car park to wher my brother had been waiting, NHS at it's best and treated like a private paying patient and tday have booked dates for a dressing change and stiches removal date.